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Brighton beached by Kerr header 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 13th December 2020
Chelsea Woman won a hard-fought Sunday lunchtime league game away at Brighton to maintain their drive for the title in what is proving a very close Barclays FA Women’s Super League. It was thanks to a goal from forward Sam Kerr that the Blues managed to leave with all three points. Though restricted by a
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Megan’s restaurant is now open 0
- Food
- 5th December 2020
It’s open! Surbiton’s biggest, boldest new restaurant, Megan’s – a long-awaited local branch of the popular south-west London chain – has welcomed its first customers to the former Zizzi site in the town’s old post office building. There was a queue of eager local folk (some with pushchairs, some with dogs, some with the morning
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Pop-up Sunday Christmas markets open in new hair salon 0
- Arts, Food, News
- 4th December 2020
Surbiton has two pop-up Christmas markets to look forward to thanks to the high street’s new stylist Andrew Thompson, pictured. Socially distanced stalls will be set out in Salon No13 at 13A Victoria Road this Sunday (December 6) and on Sunday, December 13, noon-4pm, with the hairdressing chairs removed to create the market space. Masks
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The perfect day out?0
- Opinion
- 27th November 2020
Let’s take a moment from the absolute disgrace that is 2020, and focus on the important fact that the Coronation clocktower by the entrance to Waitrose car park is rated on Tripadvisor as the fifth best thing to do in Surbiton. I told you this was important. If you’re surprised by this, then perhaps, like
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Genius crow answers queries!0
- Environment
- 19th November 2020
This remarkably chatty crow, seen here in silhouette against the autumnal colours of Claremont Gardens, shared my company (and a cinnamon bun from the station’s Feeka coffee takeaway), so I thought I’d test out its knowledge. Well, I wasn’t disappointed, and I’m now thinking of putting him (or her) forward as a future Mastermind contender.
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Hearty home-cooked takeaways 0
- Food, News
- 18th November 2020
His portions are generous and his meals are tasty and nutritious. What else would you expect from a marathon coach who takes groups on training camps in Portugal and France and then chefs for them in the evening? Neil Aitken, who runs Berrylands HomeChef, started the takeaway service from his house in Surbiton Hill Park
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